Clark Refractor

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The Clark Refractor is a historic 24-inch refracting telescope at Lowell Observatory, renowned for its role in early planetary observations and public astronomy outreach.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical telescope
historic scientific instrument
refracting telescope
associatedWith Lowell Observatory historic campus NERFINISHED
Percival Lowell NERFINISHED
hasAperture 0.61 meter
24 inch
hasFocalLength approximately 9 meters
hasManufacturer Alvan Clark & Sons NERFINISHED
hasMirrorOrLensMaterial optical glass
hasMountType equatorial mount
hasNotableRole early planetary observations at Lowell Observatory
public astronomy programs at Lowell Observatory
hasObjectiveLensMaker Alvan Clark & Sons NERFINISHED
hasObservationDome Clark Dome at Lowell Observatory NERFINISHED
hasObservationTarget Jupiter NERFINISHED
Mars NERFINISHED
Moon NERFINISHED
Saturn NERFINISHED
Venus NERFINISHED
bright nebulae
double stars
star clusters
hasOpticalDesign achromatic refractor
hasPrimaryUsePeriod early 20th century
hasScientificDiscipline astronomy
astrophysics
hasTelescopeType refractor
heritageStatus historic telescope
isPartOf Lowell Observatory historic instruments
locatedIn Flagstaff, Arizona NERFINISHED
Lowell Observatory NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
namedAfter Alvan Clark NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
operatedBy Lowell Observatory NERFINISHED
usedBy Percival Lowell NERFINISHED
usedFor astronomical research
double star observation
educational programs
lunar observation
planetary observation
public night sky viewing
public outreach
solar system observation

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Lowell Observatory hasFacility Clark Refractor